Ángel Morillo
Biographic Data
| ID | 6287726 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ángel Morillo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ángel |
| FAMILY NAME | Morillo |
| SIGNATURE | MORILLO Á |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Constructing the archaeology of the Roman conquest of Hispania: New evidence, perspectives and challenges
The first meeting of specialists from different fields relating to research on the Roman army in Hispania took place in Segovia in 1998 under the title “Roman Military Archaeology in Hispania”. Its aim was to gather within one forum different experts working in this field. 1 The term “military archaeology” was provocative in the Spanish academic world of the late 1990s, as military studies were viewed with slight suspicion in some quarters, both …
Hispania and the Atlantic Route in Roman Times: New Approaches to Ports and Trade
This paper explores the role of Hispania in the Atlantic route in Roman times. We analyse the different Atlantic Iberian territories along this route, based on recent archaeological advances and discoveries related to trade as well as the shipping infrastructure. The aim is to explain the origin and evolution of a new maritime area that was completely integrated with the political and commercial structure of the Empire, with trade routes that fol…
Restitución virtual de la muralla romana de León: Una visión diacrónica
The Roman wall, of rectangular plan and rounded corners, following the canonical military model, is the major evidence of the fortress built by the Legion VII Gemina in León in 74 AD. The archaeological interventions developed throughout the decades have confirmed that the defensive system consists of two adjacent walls: the first one dates back to the Low Empire, while the other, attached to the previous one by its external face, is dated Late T…
La Decoración Arquitectónica Del Campamento De La Legio Vii Gemina en León
A partir de los hallazgos de elementos de decoración arquitectónica recuperados en la ciudad de León a lo largo de los últimos años, que constituyen un conjunto modesto pero bastante representativo, se traza un panorama sobre los programas arquitectónicos y ornamentales del antiguo campamento de la legio VII gemina en León, analizándolos desde el punto de vista arqueológico y topográfico. Lejos de la imagen de sencillez y simplicidad constructiva…
Labra de época romana en Hispania
Los lavabos, pilas o tazas de fuente circulares son elementos funcionales y decorativos bastante comunes en el mundo romano donde recibían el nombre de labra. Dentro de esta categoría se han incluido a menudo también las tazas rectangulares, para las que se prefiere reservar el término alvei. En el ámbito de la antigua Hispania estos elementos han pasado bastante desapercibidos, lo que obedece a un problema de publicación más que de una ausencia …
Un protector laminado de brazo (manica) procedente del campamento de la legio VII Gemina en León
Las excavaciones arqueológicas desarrolladas durante 1998 en un solar de la calle Santa Marina, inmediato a la cara interna de la muralla bajoimperial de León, revelaron un gran edificio perteneciente al campamento de la legio VII gemina, que ha sido identificado como un almacén con patio central, levantado a finales del siglo I d. C. En el interior de una de las estancias se encontró un fragmento de manica o protector laminado de brazo. Este ele…
Legio VII Gemina and its Flavian fortress at León
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Constructing the archaeology of the Roman conquest of Hispania: New evidence, perspectives and challenges
The first meeting of specialists from different fields relating to research on the Roman army in Hispania took place in Segovia in 1998 under the title “Roman Military Archaeology in Hispania”. Its aim was to gather within one forum different experts working in this field. 1 The term “military archaeology” was provocative in the Spanish academic world of the late 1990s, as military studies were viewed with slight suspicion in some quarters, both …
Hispania and the Atlantic Route in Roman Times: New Approaches to Ports and Trade
This paper explores the role of Hispania in the Atlantic route in Roman times. We analyse the different Atlantic Iberian territories along this route, based on recent archaeological advances and discoveries related to trade as well as the shipping infrastructure. The aim is to explain the origin and evolution of a new maritime area that was completely integrated with the political and commercial structure of the Empire, with trade routes that fol…
Legio VII Gemina and its Flavian fortress at León
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Legio VII Gemina and its Flavian fortress at León
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Un protector laminado de brazo (manica) procedente del campamento de la legio VII Gemina en León
Las excavaciones arqueológicas desarrolladas durante 1998 en un solar de la calle Santa Marina, inmediato a la cara interna de la muralla bajoimperial de León, revelaron un gran edificio perteneciente al campamento de la legio VII gemina, que ha sido identificado como un almacén con patio central, levantado a finales del siglo I d. C. En el interior de una de las estancias se encontró un fragmento de manica o protector laminado de brazo. Este ele…
Labra de época romana en Hispania
Los lavabos, pilas o tazas de fuente circulares son elementos funcionales y decorativos bastante comunes en el mundo romano donde recibían el nombre de labra. Dentro de esta categoría se han incluido a menudo también las tazas rectangulares, para las que se prefiere reservar el término alvei. En el ámbito de la antigua Hispania estos elementos han pasado bastante desapercibidos, lo que obedece a un problema de publicación más que de una ausencia …
La Decoración Arquitectónica Del Campamento De La Legio Vii Gemina en León
A partir de los hallazgos de elementos de decoración arquitectónica recuperados en la ciudad de León a lo largo de los últimos años, que constituyen un conjunto modesto pero bastante representativo, se traza un panorama sobre los programas arquitectónicos y ornamentales del antiguo campamento de la legio VII gemina en León, analizándolos desde el punto de vista arqueológico y topográfico. Lejos de la imagen de sencillez y simplicidad constructiva…
Restitución virtual de la muralla romana de León: Una visión diacrónica
The Roman wall, of rectangular plan and rounded corners, following the canonical military model, is the major evidence of the fortress built by the Legion VII Gemina in León in 74 AD. The archaeological interventions developed throughout the decades have confirmed that the defensive system consists of two adjacent walls: the first one dates back to the Low Empire, while the other, attached to the previous one by its external face, is dated Late T…
Hispania and the Atlantic Route in Roman Times: New Approaches to Ports and Trade
This paper explores the role of Hispania in the Atlantic route in Roman times. We analyse the different Atlantic Iberian territories along this route, based on recent archaeological advances and discoveries related to trade as well as the shipping infrastructure. The aim is to explain the origin and evolution of a new maritime area that was completely integrated with the political and commercial structure of the Empire, with trade routes that fol…
Constructing the archaeology of the Roman conquest of Hispania: New evidence, perspectives and challenges
The first meeting of specialists from different fields relating to research on the Roman army in Hispania took place in Segovia in 1998 under the title “Roman Military Archaeology in Hispania”. Its aim was to gather within one forum different experts working in this field. 1 The term “military archaeology” was provocative in the Spanish academic world of the late 1990s, as military studies were viewed with slight suspicion in some quarters, both …
Archaeological and Historical Studies (7 works) · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Classical Studies and Legal History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works)